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Relationships: How do you form and maintain them when ill?
Just Want to Talk | Last Active: Sep 14, 2023 | Replies (76)Comment receiving replies
Good Afternoon, buzz23. I sincerely hope you are able to one day travel the world or at least part of it. My deceased French husband and I traveled much of Europe and lived in the South of France for almost 5 years until his death...(long, long ago) in Le Val in the department of the Var about an hour inland from Toulon. We loved it there. I had to come back to the US for a variety of reasons and, of course, wish I had stayed just six more weeks to get my dual citizenship. Stupid on my part. That's yesterdays news. I have remarried and we are considering a move back to lakeside living in South Carolina from our current home in Florida...too many poeple, too many autos, too much crime, etc.. Time to move on. Hope you find your book. It is a hardback and beautifully illustrated. Judith
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It sounds like a life well lived Judith, not many people can say that about their lives. Living and moving on when it is time to do so takes a lot of courage. Continue being brave.
I want to start with short trips locally, and build upwards from there. I have 2 tentative trips planned for the end of this year. I will also need to find travel buddies at various points. I am really looking forward to it.
My father had a huge family and he often went visiting his relatives, I usually went with him so i got to do some travelling as a child, till my dad died. I need to resurrect that habit.
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Also I must add that if anyone you are "in love" with is not "in love" with you or at the very least loves you enough to show you respecect, etc. you should walk away and don't look back. Had my share of jelous dates, etc. . Again, all the best to you.
Judith